Sentence examples for just renounced from inspiring English sources

Colonel Qaddafi had just renounced nuclear weapons, prompting President George W. Bush to re-establish ties.

In post-nationalist Europe, it's the Jews now who are called racist in their stubborn adherence to a territorial sovereignty Europe has only just renounced and the Palestinians whom the left certifies as kosher.

In the decision issued 30 minutes earlier in which the court found Kentucky's method of execution by lethal injection constitutional, John Paul Stevens, in the 33rd year of his Supreme Court tenure and four days shy of his 88th birthday, had just renounced the death penalty.

"I felt like we just renounced our citizenship," Truong told HuffPost from her home in Sacramento, California.

Abolish, not just renounce them.

They are tired of homeland Americans saying, "Why don't these people who don't want to be U.S. citizens just renounce their citizenship?" The answer is that the U.S requires a variety of fees to be released from U.S. citizenship.

But surely these people could just renounce consumerism, and "just go on a long family walk," as Mika Brzezinski suggested on Morning Joe this week?

Moreover, Abbas had just publicly renounced the "right" of millions of Palestinian refugees to "return" within Israel itself, thereby easing one deep fear many Israelis hold about the possibility of a two-state peace.

However one Asian official familiar with the agency's workings said that he believed that "North Korea cannot get off the hook just by renouncing the treaty" because past inspections have already raised fears that an active bomb project may be under way.

The translucent white tabletops, the glass-panelled walls, the greenish lighting, and, most of all, the food evoke some utopian future where the people have renounced not just meat but also soil, in favor of brightly colored, hydroponically grown produce.

"My dad just left, and really renounced us.